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>A judge weighs all those arguments, and gives a decision, which then affects other future cases. Careful. This is not common law jurisdiction. Case law doesn'
by dahauns 9y ago
>A judge weighs all those arguments, and gives a decision, which then affects other future cases.
Careful. This is not common law jurisdiction. Case law doesn't apply here, and the ECJ rulings themselves have the primary interpretative function, not the arguments of lawyers.
- blowski 9y agoThank you, I'm out of my depth in explaining the difference.